but i'm -- i might be able to get a chance to see brandon. able to do that, i mean, being here for him, being able to, you know -- being able to say some things for him that nobody else is going to say. i mean, to me, it's almost a fair trade. >> probably happened for some kind of reason, you know? >> yeah, i should have never got caught that fast. that would have never happened if it wouldn't have been divine intervention, i'm telling you right now. >> something's up with that, huh? >> i don't know what's going on. i don't know how come things are happening the way they're happening. for the life of me, i can't figure out how i got caught that fast. we all grow. we grow up. know what i mean? >>> coming up -- jimmy maxwell finds out if jail officials give the okay to a visit with his son. till be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car b

miller it is simple and not taking the 10 minutes of our time proposing two adjacent condo by brandon on field street in order to live together in one single unit and have fran to come up and speak to the project. >> good afternoon. i'm brandon the sponsor my husband and i live here in a 2301 since 2007 we also live part time in southern california as circumstances have pulled united states to the city on a regular basis we see our family going into the future with us being in 23408 most of time my parent have decided to follow up u phenomena us up we can care for them they want to be close to my their grandchild we 3rur7d the two bedroom condo next door my parent want a combined family unit and instead of looking for something everywhere that is difficult in the city we're here to ask for brawl inform annoyance others living quarters to having a family-sized living space with three bedrooms and four bathrooms to opt out the couples and child the current lay out is in the fundamental to accommodate the needs of our family and one last point i'd like to make i know your sensitive to dw

>> thank you brandon and happy birthday downtown streets. >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> how did that feel to be one year old we wish it we could be that young i want to come by and congratulate everyone, of course, i want to thank dobie for oh, the space that is exactly one of the reasons why i know that dobie came to mid market street not only for the space for the great work with neural surgeons understanding and scientists to deal with cell systems but to be part oath community they've been always a part of and be able to represent that and with work that google and others to help to support and the creation and establishment of this wonderful new be pathway you know, i love the picture where that says that i might be homeless but you're not helpless because this city is all about creating more pathways for people and respectfully where people came from but never allowing that to hold them back and, yes we will have a lot of people without homes this is incredibly expensive city and limited land we have not built enough housing and need to do more while we're doing that be respect of p

brandon. i want to thank you both for your service, i'm happy you're with us here today. in april of 2015, during the tenure of d.e.a.'s former ad mrtor, i was concerned about systemic problems in the d.e.a. disciplinary process which permeated several levels of management. at that time, the inspector general testified about misconduct by d.e.a. agents and their supervisor. the inspector general has conducted audits and examinations of d.e.a.'s confidential source program. the el paso intelligence center and d.e.a. in afghanistan. i'm eager to hear what changes you've made to rebuild trust in the d.e.a. it's vital to have trust because america's prescription drug and heroin epidemic is severe and growing. it affects americans throughout the country and does not discriminate. in 2015 there were over 52,000 drug overdose deaths in the united states. more than 60% of those were attributable to prescription opioids or heroin. compounding this epidemic are the importation and distribution of synthe

time it is 2:30 let's rock and roll commissioner vice president adams commissioner vice president brandon commissioner woo ho twooum approval of minutes - march 14, 2017. >> >> second >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? . >> item no. 2 - item no. 3 - public comment on executive session. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> session. >> >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? we're now in executive session. >> okay pledge of allegiance. >> >> >> >> >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. announcement of time allotment for public comments: petroleum on items not listed on the agenda. >> any public comment on any items not on the agend

brandon. i am happy you are here with us tod april april of 2015, i was concerned of seystematic problem of the da at at that time, inspector general testified of the seriousness misconduct of the agents and supervisors. inspector inspector general conducted audits and examinations of dea confirmation source program. the intelligence center and dea aviation operations and afghanistan. there were there were numerous findings of mismanagement of resources and significant lapses over site. i am eager to hear what yo you -- it is vital that the people have trust in federal law enforcement because america's prescription drugs and heroine epic epidemic epidemic and severe and growing. 2015, there were over 52,000 over dose deaths in the united state more more than 50% of those are prescriptions, opioid and heroine. chemists chemists are flooding our country of fentanyl. these issues have rightfully gave congress attention. congress has and taken action to combat opioid abuse and treat i would i woul

brandon. this is just over two hours. mr. gowdy: the committee will come to order. we welcome everyone to today's hearing. ms. jackson lee is on her way. mr. conyers is with us. we have a nice group on our side and i know chairman goodlatte this means a lot to him as well. so we'll work the openings in as , people come. i'll recognize myself for my opening. opening. mr. gowdy: i want to thank you again for being here today. this is our second hearing in a series to examine the justice department and its component agencies to identify areas where we can make our justice system both fully respected and fully worthy of respect. so i want to thank both of you not just for being here today but for your long, distinguished careers in public service which will we will go into in more detail when you're introduced. as we know the drug enforcemented a administration and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearm and explosives plays a critical role in the safety of our communities if you'll allow me a bri

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brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> a long afternoon, brandon, for many people. this is a developing situation. stay with the nbc 10 app for new information. we'll go live to nbc 10's mitch blocker with the procession of the officer's body. that's coming up in about ten minutes. >>> the first another developing story we are following, a philadelphia police officer charged with man slaughter for speeding and triggering a deadly crash. only nbc 10 has this exclusive video of adam soto surrendering today. investigators say he was driving up to 90 miles per hour when he crashed into a man. nbc 10's deanna duranty is joining us live. investigators say two officers were speeding, but only one is charged. >> yes. and within the last 30 minutes, that officer who was charged, adam soto, his mugshot was released. that is him as he was working for the philadelphia police department wearing a police uniform in that picture that they have supplied to us. now, between, investigators say that he is being processed and he is no longer a member of the philadelphia police departme

brandon? >> chairman, ranking member and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. the mission of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and xploes sifz protect communities from violent criminals, criminal organizations, illegal use and trafficking of firearms, illegal use and storage of explosives and acts of arson and bombings and terrorism and illegal dif ergs of alcohol and tobacco. you must have quality person he will and atf does. some special agents are former navy seals, marine recon, army ranger and green beret. other special agents are former local police officers, deputy sheriffs, state troopers and special agents from other federal law enforcement agencies. there are special agents who are former teachers, emergency room nurses, urban planners, lawyers, and psychologists. atf special agents are a distinguished group of americans that late on the line every day to protect the public and serve our nation. i can not be more proud than

nounsz this program and launching downtown streets in san francisco is through is course of year brandonavis led the organizations made a credible amount of progress i'll not steal his thunder butcy over the course we'll have an amazing tuesday night to work closely with the downtown streets team with staff members and team members during the aspiring community meeting on 9 street and individuals are preparing for contribution of employment and in other work that is done in but community been a great tuesday night for us to detainee our understanding finding issues that face the community and really refine the way we address those challenges together as a group in the area in san francisco it is also been an amazing opportunity for us to see the extraordinary impact that the downtown team maids not only in improving the neighborhood and bayview the neighborhood but also the positive spirit and hope and the sense of hope they bring to the community every traction with folks here in the community an streerdz thing to break down the stereotyped associated with homelessness and we're proud t

brandon talked about how this project came about. >> my mom, saw this ad on line and thought it would be cool if i did something. >> yes. >> and i ended up winning this mural arts contest. >> are you an artist yourself. >> i like to call myself one. >> yes. >> he is now. this is an exclusive look at mural. isn't it great, guys. >> i have never seen anything more beautiful. >> fantastic artwork. >> it is beautiful, i have seen it but we cannot show it yet. at 11:00 a.m. sixers will un veil mural on display at broad and federal streets in south philadelphia. job well done by brandon and by local murallist, ernest mar teen hose took that vision and made it 37 feet tall on the side of the building. brandon says his favorite sixer of all time is doctor j, julius irving, he loves watching old footage on you tube and he also said he cannot wait to see embiid and simmons play together next year. >> a lot of people can get behind that one. >> i think so. his birthday is coming up. he says this is a great birthday present. you get to see that wall. >> yes. >> and many others. i used do tours fo

nounsz this program and launching downtown streets in san francisco is through is course of year brandonis led the organizations made a credible amount of progress i'll not steal his thunder butcy over the course we'll have an amazing tuesday night to work closely with the downtown streets team with staff members and team members during the aspiring community meeting on 9 street and individuals are preparing for contribution of employment and in other work that is done in but community been a great tuesday night for us to detainee our understanding finding issues that face the community and really refine the way we address those challenges together as a group in the area in san francisco it is also been an amazing opportunity for us to see the extraordinary impact that the downtown team maids not only in improving the neighborhood and bayview the neighborhood but also the positive spirit and hope and the sense of hope they bring to the community every traction with folks here in the community an streerdz thing to break down the stereotyped associated with homelessness and we're proud to

one of those stories is of a young man named brandon. he was on my first client that the public-service defenders. the first charge you think of it at a possession of a gun in possessiopossessio n of $20 worth of marijuana. we were in court. i was there as a public defender, thinking of the work that i was doing as the was doing us a civil rights worker for generations to pilots in court. i had joined pds because i knew one in three young black men was under criminal justice supervision. i knew even though we didn't have the term incarceration yet, i knew the united states had just passed russia and south africa as the world's largest jailers. i'm asking the judge to give brandon a second chance to put them on probation. i have letters to from counselors, teachers, social workers, brandon's mom and grandmother in court dare and i pointed to them. the prosecutor in the case is asking for brandon to be locked up. those of you all in d.c. for a while know the dungeon that was okay though. -- oak hill. judge walker, i change the names of the

that home. >> brandon, what's the latest from your vantage point? >> you talked about that heavy police presence in the brick mills farm developmentier. we can show you the neighborhood is still on lockdown. you have county police around here. we walked across the media staging area. as we were waiting on police, you can see police are directing traffic, leaving from the school at the moment, but again, that neighborhood on the other side of that elementary school is still on lockdown. we have some video from a witness that we got a little more than an hour ago, showing s.w.a.t. running into a home in the brick mills farm development. you can get a look at the neighborhood from sky 4's 10, the aerials we've been showing you. we learned a shoot-out between the officer and the man police believe shot and killed a delaware state trooper led to this neighborhood development lockdown. we spoke to a neighbor who said this is quite unusual because the neighborhood is quiet. >> evidently we hear it came from route 40 up into middletown. >> a state trooper w

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brandon, so good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> did little facebook live. this is really informative. talk about the show. kind of like adoption storey? >> it takes you on more of a journey. the show i rescue one dog every episode. i technically give it a second chance at life a lot of the dogs just turned in by the previous owners or a stray most their life. and from there i take it back to the lucky dog ranch. i assess the dogs, see what they know, more importantly what they don't know f there sometimes they need to be rehabilitated and from there i start training the dog, taylor made to the family, eventually, the dog goes, so sometimes, sometimes the dog serves a major purpose in the family, sometimes the dog is a service dog, or, you know, somebody in the family had a traumatic lost, and the dog is feeling major void. >> interesting. and so your show is wildly popular. but you also now have a new book out? >> i do. >> tell us about that. >> called lucky dog lessons, train your dog in seven days, and the first thing people ask, okay, is it possible to t

back in court, jury was shown pictures of the brandon's body and special attention was given to brandon's socks, which authorities say prove he was carried, and did not walk on his own from his father's apartment. the walk was copied by another three-year old wearing same socks as brandon and those were shown in court. >> can you hold that up, so ladies and gentlemen of the jury can see the socks. is that one of the socks that the to year-old child wore when they went across. >> yes. >> david creato has told authorities he visited area where his son was found before the child's death. detectives found no footprints or any other evidence, linking him to the crime scene. >>> pennsylvania state police have made an arrest in connection to this viral video of the group of bicycles riding on the vine street expressway in philadelphia alleged organizers of the ride is and rest, authorities say that he told investigators that the group was out on sunday afternoon to celebrate his birthday. >> we were able to identify a male juvenile who was responsible for organizing this event. he is in custody

today jury traveled to the spot where brandon creato's body was found. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in camden tonight with more, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, strong images for jury as well as chance for defense to bring up their main points. day four and it was time for dj creato's defense attorney to question lead detectives. creato killed his son and faked a missing child report, the defense says he he was truthful but treated unfairly from the start. the day it happened they kept him in a small room for 12 hours unable to grief with family while allegedly not considered a suspect. juror saw several pictures. special attention was given to his clean socks which authorities say proved he was carried, and did not walk more than half mile from his father 's apartment. walk was copied by another three-year old wearing same socks as brandon and these were child's socks as photographed and then presented. >> can you hold up that for ladies and gentlemen of the jury so they can see the socks and that one sock, the three-year old child wor

commissioner vice president brandon. >> okay. thank you so much for your presentation you did a great job stephen will be proud i'm happy that is before us it's been a its been a long time coming and an absolutely beautiful park and happy that we are breaking down it so we have there are several opportunities to participate in building this i want to know is any money set aside so for maintenance and upkeep of this park. >> bless you. >> bless. >> i'm going to let brad handle that question. >> good afternoon, commissioners we're looking at cfd over areas of pier 70 the portland project, there is some that parcels along illinois street we're hoping to generate maintenance dollars to assist with the program for crane cove park and we're working with tom carter and his folks to come up with a process for the park to support this tax. >> we'll have some type of plan. >> yes. we'll be bringing that with the forest city transaction. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner katz thank you very excited to see this coming long and you can my f

he leaned back and then he looked forward at brandon. he said mr. foreman has been telling me you had a hard life and deserve a second chance. let me tell you what hardship is like, let me tell you about jim crow and segregation, about a movement that fought for your freedom. people died, martin luther king died for you to be free. what he didn't die for is for you to be running around embarrassing your community and your family so you might get your second chance one day but right now you're going to oak hill. ever since that day in court and many days like this as i came to see people like george walker were not unique. there were many of them it caused me to stop and ask the question how was it that this african-american community came to lock up so many of its own, and that is what i said to the book. i know that you are not going to let me out of here unto i give you a preview. the first thing we have to understand his crime and addiction and violence and the toll that it took on this community especially in the 1960s and again in the 1980s. wa

brandon from florida, republican line. good morning. guest: good morning, brandon. caller: first, to start with, your job is to represent american citizens. your job is not to legislate for nonu.s. citizens, period. so i want to start there. that is your job. secondary, i think that it's really funny that people that are not on a border state like i was in california can talk about impact to education. host: we'll get a response. guest: thank you, brandon. my job is to represent the people of northwest oregon. i represent part of portland but i also have a lot of rural areas, agricultural areas, and the residents in the first congressional district are who i think about when i work on policy. the policies that i'm working on are to make our communities, our state, and our country safer. people are not reporting crimes, that's a problem. if people are living in fear that's a problem. we need comprehensive immigration reform. and that is what i'm focuseded on, the policies that make our country safer and make our country more welcoming. that makes our economy thrive.

brandon, i'm going to go to you. >> i don't see how they can do that. i'd like them to reach out to republicans and democrats but there's no way they can get tax reform done before june, august is what the secretary of the treasure said. we'll see what he comes up with in terms of tax reform. i hope it includes something in addition to these massive tax cuts for the wealth, how about for the middle class and tax credits for the low income folks. >> i got news. i think we got breaking news, it's not public information. >> what's that, jack with the freedom caucus and the deal is trump will put the wall into the approach act in exchange for votes from the freedom caucus on the health bill >> mulvaney said he would do this, brandon let me bring you in. they say democrats have to agree to this to keep it funded >> i don't think the democrats will do that, they've made that clear both in the senate and the house. the leaders said they're not going to do that. they don't think that the republicans are going to let obamacare go unless they have this repeal whi

brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that areout hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find a purpose, a family, and a place to call home.

shuck said brandon davis fired the fatal shot. >> i know that brandon killed him because it was like he was bragging about it. brandon said something about his brains coming out of his skull and how cool it looked, like a movie. >> the kid that died got shot in the head execution style. i seen it. it was too close. it was way too close. like right here in front of me. >> at that point, it was like my heart sank into my ass because i knew my life was over. i had just begun a life with cesar, you know, i knew everything was over from that point. it was just a matter of time. >> one of the survivors of the shooting knew shuck and said she had entered the shop just prior to the three men. most likely to case it. police then arrested shuck and connected her to figueroa. >> i'm thinking cesar is about to be a father. what am i going to do? all these thoughts are going through my head. i broke down. and eventually, i was like, you know what? he didn't kill anybody. he didn't kill anybody. i know he didn't kill anybody. >> shuck says that's when she decided to tell police about the two other

commissioner vice president brandon. >> okay. thank you so much for your presentation you did a great job stephen will be proud i'm happy that is before us it's been a its been a long time coming and an absolutely beautiful park and happy that we are breaking down it so we have there are several opportunities to participate in building this i want to know is any money set aside so for maintenance and upkeep of this park. >> bless you. >> bless. >> i'm going to let brad handle that question. >> good afternoon, commissioners we're looking at cfd over areas of pier 70 the portland project, there is some that parcels along illinois street we're hoping to generate maintenance dollars to assist with the program for crane cove park and we're working with tom carter and his folks to come up with a process for the park to support this tax. >> we'll have some type of plan. >> yes. we'll be bringing that with the forest city transaction. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner katz thank you very excited to see this coming long and you can my f

seventeen year old brandon smith was convicted on all charges, including second degree murder in the 2015 dealt of james spellman. authority say three teens had finished playing basketball in the city overbrook section, when a group robbed stole man, and then shot and killed him. another teenage here was 15 at the time pleaded guilty to third degree murder. and was sentenced to 25 to 80 years in prison in 2016. the third case involving a 14 year old was sent to juvenile court. >> family and french robert godwin senior said their final good-byes at funeral service in ohio. godwin was shot and killed on easter sunday while walking in cleveland, and millions of people witnessed him die. stiviano ends the alleged shooter in this case posted video of the shooting on facebook live following an extensive manhunt, on tuesday, stevens killed himself after being surrounded by police, in erie, pennsylvania. >> president trump meantime awarded purple heart today to army sergeant recently wound in the afghanistan. sergeant first class was wounded on march 17th. the president presented him with th

program lead fifth grader brandon chang. prototype build lead, fifth grader irene chen. and research lead fifth grader isaac chen, and bridge build lead and safety officer, fourth grader devon nkang. welcome to the show. thanks for being here. cara leah. give me an idea, this is the final product. give us a little demonstration and tell us how it works. crossing two ravines. >> yes, so what it does is when it starts, we have it turned, and then while it's rolling, we have the chop sticks in there to help it keep more traction, and then the grip pads on the top of it so it doesn't slide around. >> brandon, what kind of obstacles did you have to overcome to get to this? >> one of the biggest obstacles we had to overcome is when we figured out the first idea wouldn't work and then we have to quickly find a way that we can keep working. >> were those some of the early prototypes you have there? >> yeah. >> why don't you pick it up and let us see it. >> these two are the -- okay, this is a robot, and this one is also a robot. we were deciding which one to use to cross this br

he's accused of killing his son brandon back in 2015. his body was found in a wooded area near the cooper river. jury selection is set to begin next tuesday. >> wilmington has a new chief of police tonight. today mayor mike introduced robert tracy. he's replacing the retiring chief. tracy spent the last five years as the chief of crime control strategies for the chicago p.d. he tells nbc10 news he's chomping at the bit to get to work. >> job number one is to get to know the community and my police officers, look at the department and the strategies we have in place. make sure the method ogz or in place and the department's structured so we can carry out those things. >> the mayor says tracy beat out 34 other candidates. his first official day is friday. >> now to staffing concerns in the school district of philadelphia. the city controllers audit found that 17 schools lacked the appropriate staffing levels to keep them compliant for state funds. the school district tells nbc10 news they are in the middle of recruiting hundreds of new tea

david creato of haddon township stand accused of killing his three-year old son brandon in 2015. >> "eyewitness news" report are trang do is live at the courthouse this morning, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning, jan and jim this trial is expected to take about 15 days starting to day, over the course of the next five weeks, wednesday the prosecution end and defense went through 200 potential jurors to finally seat a jury in this case. here's some background. dj creato is facing murder and child endangerment charges in the death of his three-year old son brandon. creato reported his son missing in october 2015, after a brief start the little boy's body was found a half mile from his father haddon township apartment in the woodyard by cooper river. police arrested creato and charged him with first degree murder. prosecution is arguing that creato killed his son, to try to stop his teenage girlfriend from leaving him, but the case is based on circumstantial evidence. there are in witnesses or no dna evidence. in an autopsy on brandon was inconclusive about the cause of h

. >>> opening statements will be heard today in the tragic case of the three-year old brandon creato his father dj is accused of murdering a young boy in 2015. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do joins us live from the courthouse in camden, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning, jan and jim. lawyers for both side have been in court since tuesday for jury selection. now that wrapped up this trial can begin. it is expected to take 15 days , over the next five weeks after nearly a year and a half , since his arrest 23 year-old dj creato's trial date has finally arrived. creato is facing murder and child endangerment charges in the death of his three-year old son brandon. haddon township man reported his son missing in october of 2015. here's audio from that 911 call. >> 911, is what your emergency >> i just woke up my three-year oldies missing. >> reporter: after a brief search little boys body was found a half mile from his father's apartment in the wooded area by cooper river. months later in january of 2016, police arrested creato and charged him with first degree murd

nounsz this program and launching downtown streets in san francisco is through is course of year brandon davis led the organizations made a credible amount of progress i'll not steal his thunder butcy over the course we'll have an amazing tuesday night to work closely with the downtown streets team with staff members and team members during the aspiring community meeting on 9 street and individuals are preparing for contribution of employment and in other work that is done in but community been a great tuesday night for us to detainee our understanding finding issues that face the community and really refine the way we address those challenges together as a group in the area in san francisco it is also been an amazing opportunity for us to see the extraordinary impact that the downtown team maids not only in improving the neighborhood and bayview the neighborhood but also the positive spirit and hope and the sense of hope they bring to the community every traction with folks here in the community an streerdz thing to break down the stereotyped associated with homelessness and we're proud

prosecutors say he killed brandon because his teenage girlfriend, didn't like children. today prosecutors will argue that the jury should be taken to the scene where brandon's body was found, the trial could begin next week. >>> a delaware judge said he will rule tomorrow in the trial of the three teenage girls charged in the deadly fight in the school bathroom. the 17 year-olds are tried as juveniles in the death of the 16 year-old amy joyner frances frances died last april after a fight of howard high school of technology in wilmington. fight was recorded on the cell phone. prosecutors called it brutal while defense attorneys argued that joyner frances had a rare heart condition that was unforeseeable. >>> bill cosby is in a pittsburgh courtroom may 22nd in his jury selection in the sexual a trial trial. it will take about a week. once jury selection is complete, jurors will be brought to montgomery county for the trial, those jurors will be sequestered for duration of the trial which is set to start june 5th. >>> the philadelphia detective who was charged with assault

brandon: five days later, he was back on the streets. narrator: but when he has a chance to bring magic to a loving family... brandon: ow! narrator: ...he just might end up tricking himself out of his own future. brandon: i don't want sebastian to grow up to be a dog that nobody can touch. i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope.

brandon doesn't consider it a sibling rivalry.feels lucky to have pair of role models models in te sport he loves. >> brothers to be competitive wish. it is all friendly competition. we want to be the best we can be. >> one lap at a time on the track to success. i'm scott abraham with the rising star. alison: he comes from a successful running family. erin: best of luck to them. larry: cool. alison: thank you. larry: speaking of the wizards, abc7 has your ticket to watch game five between the wizards and hawks. tune in autria godfrey will join me and the gang for your chance to win. jerry had to be off today -- alison: all right. when should kids learn about managing money? larry: well, inability to's spotlight on education we will show you how an elementary school class gets kids started early to prepare for a bright financial future. alison: as we head to break, today is national penguin day. this is a live look at the penguin there at the ripley's aquarium where today two new baby penguins within on display. the male penguins w

commissioner vice president brandon. >> okay. thank you so much for your presentation you did a great job stephen will be proud i'm happy that is before us it's been a its been a long time coming and an absolutely beautiful park and happy that we are breaking down it so we have there are several opportunities to participate in building this i want to know is any money set aside so for maintenance and upkeep of this park. >> bless you. >> bless. >> i'm going to let brad handle that question. >> good afternoon, commissioners we're looking at cfd over areas of pier 70 the portland project, there is some that parcels along illinois street we're hoping to generate maintenance dollars to assist with the program for crane cove park and we're working with tom carter and his folks to come up with a process for the park to support this tax. >> we'll have some type of plan. >> yes. we'll be bringing that with the forest city transaction. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner katz thank you very excited to see this coming long and you can my f

. >> brandon is my joy.on was a typical, normal kid. >> reporter: when brandon was 10 he came home with a sore throat. the next day his hands were stiff and bent. doctors say he contracted a rare virus that attacks his brain. a progressive disorder that makes it hard for his muscles to move. >> we can either choose to stay angry and bitter and wonder why or we can make a 360 and choose joy, hope and peace. >> treatment is more than a month and insurance doesn't cover a lot. >> my kid has joy. and you can't buy that. you can't make that up. he truly is happy. >> it's that smile that helps this family get through. >> we love him even more. we can appreciate who he truly is. >> and this easter eve at church surrounded by friends brandon and his family say they know they've found home. >> god will take care of it. god's got a plan. >> after this weekend of all weekends the power of faith shining through with that family. that's terrific. >> nice. >> hello. >> hi. >> it's nice out there. >> is it? >> just out on

from there authorities launched a search, three hours later brandon's body was found in cooper river park. prosecutors say there's no way that he wandered there on his own, thats sox were clean and he was afraid of the dark. opening statements are set for this morning at 9:00 a.m., of course, "action news" will be in the courtroom to bring you all the latest developments, live in camden, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. >>> a high-speed chase and confrontation with police came to a deadly end in new castle county delaware. he led officers on a wild chase in wilmington yesterday, he crashed two miles away and took off running. police shot and killed a man following a confrontation saint helena's church. >> it was like seconds, we heard shots. >> at least two officers involved in the chase were taken to the hospital. the man who was shot was not identified. police would not say if he was armed and they have not indicated why they were initially following him. >> a car was badly damaged as the man drove the wrong way down the 3600 block of north 8th stre

>> brandon, if you can hear us, pull that microphone up to you because we can't hear you through your phone. >> okay. i was told we were on the phone. okay. well, here we go. so, anyway, media staging room for area. we have state police, we have the hospital over there and we're a little more than a hundred yards down from brick mills farm elementary school. they just went through their lockdown. there's a neighborhood on the other side of that where police were. we had some video that we got from a witness over in that neighborhood. we can show you some of that. it's very quick. it shows s.w.a.t. running into a home, but we just talked to police. they told us that police have tracked down the suspect who is believed to be a part of that shooting. he was shooting at officers, several rounds, during a back and forth. but he will not leave the house. he's barricaded in that house. police are trying to figure out what the next step is we have. talking to nrl neighbors and parents who have kids at the school, we're going to work on that and bring that to you in another half an hour. brand

. >> brandon hudson is live tonight, brandon, passengers could send a strong message to united airlines as well. >> reporter: they certainly can. t this has been a few days since we have seen that video. we walked into baggage claim here. one woman said this video is enough to make her stop flying. >> no. i am not going. i am not going. >> defiant before the confrontation tonight nbc news obtained this new video shot moments before airport security dragged united airlines passenger off a plane. it is enough to make taylor stop flying united airlines. will you fly united anymore? >> no i don't think so. it rubbed me the wrong way. >> reporter: she flew united back to philly. >> after something that is so fresh i have all of my family concerned and they are texting me. >> reporter: passengers say the 69-year-old doctor and his wife voluntarily gave up their seats but changed their minds after he realized he had to work. the situation that followed has since gone viral. it lead christie to call for a suspension of airline booking saying this conduct is abusive and outrageous. the statement

brandon judd. please roll the video. this is remarkable. some call it a flying car.e call it a hovercraft. but the idea is it will one day be a flying car. it's equipped with pontoons, reaching speed of 25 miles per hour. the flying craft backed by google's co-founder set to be available for consumers later this year. now want one of those things. maybe two. up next, the head of u.s. pacific command has issue offed a startling new warning to north korea. >> the weapons that north korea would put against the strike force easily testified. fit flies, it will die. lou: isn't it nice to hear our military talk like that? i have to say, i love that. lieutenant colonel tony shaffer joins us next. we'll be right back. poor mout. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news fl

i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> a long and tense night. the nbc 10 morning team will have any updates from overnight starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> more breaking news from the murder trial of eric frein. a jury sentenced him to death. >> randy gyllenhaal has the latest developments. randy? >> reporter: this jury deliberated for nearly five hours, well into the night, then one minute before 10:00 p.m. they came back into the courtroom with a unanimous verdict saying that eric frein will be executed for his crimes. we just saw some members of the jury hugging in the jury room. obviously a very difficult decision for them. and as is tradition the bells rang loudly after the verdict was announced. these bells tolling as a defendant is sentenced to die, as is tradition here to notify the town of the verdict. meantime in court, eric frein had no emotion. his defense team hoped they had hoped for a life sentence and eric was hoping for one too. but the jury found zero mitigating circumstances meaning they didn't buy into the defense theory that frein'